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Hong Kong, January 2003 (photo by Lee Sherman)
The year of the Dog kicked off on January 29th, but the celebrations don't conclude until Lantern Day, February 12th.
To get you in the spirit, here is a round up of some Chinese New Year's food posts:
Sweet treats
Woof Woof! No dogs were harmed in this post
The Buddha Jumps!
Lunar Birthday Party
How I spent my Chinese New Years...
Dumpling Madness
*If I missed your favorite Chinese New Year post, please feel free to mention it in the comment section.
HONG KONG + CHINA + CHINESE NEW YEAR
- A Chinese New Year's Banquet In Richmond Bc
Many holidays are about friends, family and eating, but make that eating Chinese food and you're pretty much guaranteed a deliciously good time. The ultimate holiday when it comes to these three activities is Chinese New Year, which is like Christmas,...
- The Future Of Chinese Food Continued
On January 23rd the San Francisco Professional Food Society presented an insightful panel discussion on the future of Chinese cuisine in the US, along with The Asia Society and the Chinese Cultural Center. The panelists were (seated from left to right)...
- The Future Of Chinese Food
On January 23rd the San Francisco Professional Food Society presented an insightful panel discussion on the future of Chinese cuisine in the US, along with The Asia Society and the Chinese Cultural Center. The panelists were (seated from left to right)...
- Lichee Garden Restaurant Review Closed
Certain meals you associate with certain people. Whenever I eat dim sum I think of my friend, Kristen. She and I are equally enthusiastic about eating dim sum, those little steamed and fried dumplings served with tea. Dim sum means "a little bit of heart"...
- Imbb 22: Use Your Noodle---longevity Noodles
Phew! Just barely made it this time. Maybe I can blame it on the new year, but I haven't been keeping up with all the foodie events since putting up our new (retro pin-up girls) calendar. I suddenly remembered that Cooking with Amy was hosting this...
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Gung Hay Fat Choy!
Hong Kong, January 2003 (photo by Lee Sherman)
The year of the Dog kicked off on January 29th, but the celebrations don't conclude until Lantern Day, February 12th.
To get you in the spirit, here is a round up of some Chinese New Year's food posts:
Sweet treats
Woof Woof! No dogs were harmed in this post
The Buddha Jumps!
Lunar Birthday Party
How I spent my Chinese New Years...
Dumpling Madness
*If I missed your favorite Chinese New Year post, please feel free to mention it in the comment section.
HONG KONG + CHINA + CHINESE NEW YEAR
- A Chinese New Year's Banquet In Richmond Bc
Many holidays are about friends, family and eating, but make that eating Chinese food and you're pretty much guaranteed a deliciously good time. The ultimate holiday when it comes to these three activities is Chinese New Year, which is like Christmas,...
- The Future Of Chinese Food Continued
On January 23rd the San Francisco Professional Food Society presented an insightful panel discussion on the future of Chinese cuisine in the US, along with The Asia Society and the Chinese Cultural Center. The panelists were (seated from left to right)...
- The Future Of Chinese Food
On January 23rd the San Francisco Professional Food Society presented an insightful panel discussion on the future of Chinese cuisine in the US, along with The Asia Society and the Chinese Cultural Center. The panelists were (seated from left to right)...
- Lichee Garden Restaurant Review Closed
Certain meals you associate with certain people. Whenever I eat dim sum I think of my friend, Kristen. She and I are equally enthusiastic about eating dim sum, those little steamed and fried dumplings served with tea. Dim sum means "a little bit of heart"...
- Imbb 22: Use Your Noodle---longevity Noodles
Phew! Just barely made it this time. Maybe I can blame it on the new year, but I haven't been keeping up with all the foodie events since putting up our new (retro pin-up girls) calendar. I suddenly remembered that Cooking with Amy was hosting this...